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Signs of significant progress are starting to show for Utah's largest-ever development project. Tuesday, downtown's City Creek Center officially opened up its food court.
1 hour, 9 minutes ago
Utah to consider second radioactive waste dump
The former president of the only facility that can dispose of low-level radioactive waste for 36 states said Tuesday that he wants to open a new disposal facility in Utah.
51 minutes ago
Superintendent forms task force to study the 12th grade
The man in charge of Utah's schools agrees it's time to take a serious look at the 12th grade -- not to eliminate it, but to strengthen it.
Feb 9th - 12:59pm
Bluffdale to vote on police protection options
Bluffdale city leaders are scheduled to discuss and take a vote Tuesday night on whether or not continue getting police protection from the newly-formed Unified Police Department. Officials are weighing three options.
Feb 9th - 12:30pm
Layton home cleared of deadly gas; investigation continues
After Hazmat teams cleared the Layton home where a 4-year-old girl was killed and a 15-month-old remains injured after being exposed to toxic gas, crews tested for remaining signs of toxic gas. Officials are meeting to discuss the incident and what to do next.
Feb 9th - 12:03pm
Fire forces evacuation of several businesses
Firefighters are on the scene of a business fire near 4800 South and Redwood Road. According to fire officials the fire started around 11 a.m. Tuesday in a business called Laming Sing Video.
Feb 9th - 11:46am
Destiny Norton's father pleads guilty in drug case
The father of 5-year-old Destiny Norton, who was murdered in 2006, has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor drug possession and child endangerment charges.
Feb 9th - 11:28am
Mother accused of killing son to undergo psychological evaluation
A woman charged with the murder of her infant son will undergo psychological evaluations as part of her legal proceedings. Jewel Hendricks admitted to smothering her 2-month-old baby because he would not stop crying.
Feb 9th - 11:10am
Logan man arrested for animal cruelty
A Logan man is in the Cache County Jail, accused of torturing a dog. Police say he held a Jack Russell terrier by the tail and shot the dog repeatedly with an airsoft gun.
Feb 9th - 8:59am
Lobbyist-sponsored meals face greater scrutiny but unlikely to go away
A bill on Utah's Capitol Hill lowers the disclosure threshold of lobbyist-sponsored meals from $25 to $10. Utah's House speaker suggests, though, the meals would be difficult to eliminate.
Feb 9th - 8:33am
Proposal linking teacher pay to test scores advances
Lawmakers on Utah's Capitol Hill are debating a resolution that establishes guidelines for a performance pay system for teachers.
Feb 9th - 8:19am
Motorist arrested for reckless driving on I-15
A man is in jail after witnesses say he drove dangerously down I-15 in Utah County Friday night, swerving at other cars and trying to hit someone.
Feb 9th - 7:33am
Zoo prepares for leopard's high-tech root canal
A male Amur leopard at Utah's Hogle Zoo will get a high-tech root canal to fix a cracked, partially missing tooth.
Feb 9th - 7:17am
Lawmaker wants federal support for veterans' home
A House committee will consider a resolution that would urge the federal government to support a new nursing home for Utah's veterans.
Feb 9th - 7:11am
Commemorative coin from Zion heads into space
A commemorative coin from Zion National Park is heading to the International Space Station.
Feb 9th - 7:02am
Sprinklers help douse flames at South Salt Lake business
Indoor sprinklers helped save Vortex Overhead Doors in South Salt Lake from fire Monday night.
Feb 9th - 7:00am
Fewer people are signing up for credit cards
More people are deciding not to fill out those application for credit cards. USA Today says the number of new credit accounts dropped 46 percent last October from the year before, but what's causing this trend?
Feb 9th - 5:05am
USU students use ‘SMASH Lab' to find solution for aging bridges
Utah State University engineering students are testing a solution to fix Utah's aging bridges in the "SMASH Lab." On Monday, they used sections of concrete bridges salvaged from freeways to experiment with carbon fiber.
Feb 8th - 10:30pm
Company says technician followed protocol before deadly poisoning
On Saturday night, a little girl died in Layton after being exposed to some sort of toxic gas. Now her sister is in intensive care. Monday night, the extermination company implicated in the investigation of a poisoning death defended itself and its technician.
Feb 8th - 10:08pm
Utahn's ‘Caveman Diet' catching on worldwide
A Utah man is gaining international attention for preaching an unusual lifestyle. He believes we'd all be healthier if we lived more like our ancestors did in the Stone Age, and he says his own physical prowess helps make the case.
Feb 8th - 9:50pm
KSL.com: Cribs recalled after 3 deaths http://ksl.com/u/EMAP (Feb 09, 2010 1:54pm)
KSL.com: @top40gordy The main entrance is at 28 S. State Street, just around the corner from the site of the former ZCMI Center Food Court. (Feb 09, 2010 1:31pm)
KSL.com: Superintendent forms task force to study the 12th grade http://bit.ly/d4NXax #fb (Feb 09, 2010 1:06pm)
KSL.com: City Creek Center food court now open http://bit.ly/aIGqq0 #fb (Feb 09, 2010 12:46pm)
KSL.com: RT @NBCOlympicZone: If you could see any Olympic Sport added to the Winter Olympics, what would it be? (Feb 09, 2010 12:29pm)
KSL.com: Layton home cleared of deadly gas; investigation continues. http://bit.ly/aoC5zu #fb (Feb 09, 2010 12:08pm)
KSL.com: Mother accused of killing son to undergo psychological evaluation. http://bit.ly/aCuoCW #fb (Feb 09, 2010 11:58am)
KSL.com: Destiny Norton's father pleads guilty in drug case http://bit.ly/d5LmjP #fb (Feb 09, 2010 11:58am)
KSL.com: Fire forces evacuation of several businesses in Taylorsville. http://ksl.com/u/p9S6 (Feb 09, 2010 11:57am)
Doug Wright: Merit Pay for Teachers: Who gets it? Who doesn't? What are your ideas on this question? http://bit.ly/9Y01yO (Feb 09, 2010 10:59am)
KSL.com: State Farm says it warned NHTSA on Toyota in 2007 http://ksl.com/u/YrAX (Feb 09, 2010 10:37am)
Doug Wright: Relaxing the Booster Seat Laws…this is a bad idea. A requirement to keep kids in booster seats could be history... http://bit.ly/c7oRKF (Feb 09, 2010 9:54am)
KSL.com: Resolution linking teacher pay to test scores advances on Capitol Hill. http://bit.ly/aQ87O3 (Feb 09, 2010 8:39am)
KSL Live 5 Weather: Another Pacific storm is moving inland, but it is taking a southern track. Dixie may see a few showers today, but sun and clouds for SLC. (Feb 09, 2010 7:44am)
KSL.com: Toyota recalls 437,000 Priuses, hybrids globally. http://bit.ly/90IBGL (Feb 09, 2010 6:41am)
Shara Park: at PCMC this morning. 15-month-old Rachel Toone is believed to still being in ICU. Her sister died on Sat. from exposure to Phosphine gas. (Feb 09, 2010 6:28am)
KSL.com: Utah man gains international attention for preaching an unusual lifestyle some call "The Caveman Diet.": http://bit.ly/9NjoQX #fb (Feb 08, 2010 10:21pm)
KSL.com: Extermination company says technician followed protocol before deadly poisoning in Layton: http://bit.ly/9GiIUI #fb (Feb 08, 2010 10:20pm)
KSL.com: Toyota recalling Prius in Japan for brakes: http://bit.ly/cj66Eb (Feb 08, 2010 8:50pm)
KSL Live 5 Weather: Northern Utah will experience partly cloudy skies and seasonal temps this week, while Southern Utah has a chance for a little storminess. (Feb 08, 2010 7:51pm)
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